Top Notes 
Caramel
Pomegranate
Red fruits
Yuzu
Heart Notes 
Helvetolide®
Lotus
Magnolia
Peony
Base Notes 
Musk
05/16/2025
jettodesu
16 Reviews
jettodesu
1
Floral and light
Synthetic scents start to blend together for me, and all fall into a generic "department store" scent bucket: not too sweet but never pure musk, sort of "dark" and heavier scents to my nose. This one is unique to me because though it still reminds me of that vibe, it's got bright in the name for a reason. It is much clearer and sharper than a lot of those perfumes, and the floral notes are crisp rather than powdery. Personally I never got caramel notes from this one so it might just be my nose or the way it wears on me. I think this is a great scent for someone who is nervous about a fragrance being too fruity or "girly" but still wants to try something really fresh and feminine. To me the synthetic notes kind of give a clean laundry base to everything, but I would try not to spray too much or it can be really intense.
I feel like most people associate these fragrance types with spring or summer but I always thought of it as a winter scent. Maybe the brightness helped to counteract the heavy, droopy feeling of all those coats and scarves. Ultimately I liked it but didn't wear it too often, usually opting for more natural/fruity choices in my collection (presumably just as a matter of taste).
I feel like most people associate these fragrance types with spring or summer but I always thought of it as a winter scent. Maybe the brightness helped to counteract the heavy, droopy feeling of all those coats and scarves. Ultimately I liked it but didn't wear it too often, usually opting for more natural/fruity choices in my collection (presumably just as a matter of taste).
